Monitoring trigger
A change or event that signals the operating risk picture should be reviewed again.
A monitoring trigger is the point where the account should be checked again.
Triggers can include a site change, supplier shift, new utility dependency, recurring weather event, relevant policy change, or major operating change. They are a core part of Monitoring Advisory.
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Physical example
A supplier lead-time change, water restriction, bridge closure, or backup-system failure prompts the account to revisit its assumptions.
Why it matters operationally
A trigger is useful only when it is connected to a known dependency and a defined review action.
Producer question
What observable change should cause the producer and account to review this dependency again?